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How to download Blocked files in Office

30 December 2008 4 Comments

Earlier I told you about How to surf Websites in Office. This time i have another cool trick. Many a times when you use the Internet in Office or college, you will be behind a proxy and sometime you won’t be allowed to access some specific file extensions. Download At Work is a nice web service which will help you in downloading the file.

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To use it simply open the web page, insert the URL of the file you wish to download in the text box and select the extension with which it should be renamed. Then press the ‘ Do it’ button. The file will be downloaded to there Server and you can download the file from there with the changed extension. After downloading the file to your computer, just change its extension back to the original and Enjoy.


That’s not all, you can even use it to access some blocked web pages. Just paste the URL and select the Doc or PDF extension. The web page will then be available Offline. Though it won’t help you in accessing Orkut or Facebook, you can certainly view some web pages.

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  • 4 Comments »

    • Pavan Kumar said:

      That’s really a damn cool thing… Many of my friends will be benefited with that…

    • December 08 stats said:

      [...] How to Download Blocked Files in Office [...]

    • Hariharakumar said:

      Cool trick man

    • Reddy said:

      it is not working for me dude.

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